Binoy Thomas – Google

Shoplifters is a film that reminds you about the pure emotional existence bof human. The characters are wooven together in way to form such a beautiful movie. While watching this movie I found some scenes unrealistic (may be they are, The culture prevails!), Like the conversations between the children, it's like the elders. For instance in a scene where the boy sits without sleeping in his little couch, and rolls a glass ball over a torch which is kept on. Then the little girl comes in to his coach and anxiously watches the boy and she asks him as what he see while light flashes through the little glass ball. The boy answers 'The sky' then the girl glances at at it and says she can see the universe. To me while watching this movie their conversations seemed to be more mature than what they are supposed to be. The movie has a flow, which can make you sit and watch it untill the last scene. The love, joy, kindness..defines each character in it's own way. May you can analyze each character by it's most profound quality. Good movie worth watching.

When I sat to watch this movie, I had in mind that expectation about a typical Hungarian melodrama. To be frank, the movie was refining all my pejudices and lifting me up to a higher level of imagination. The plot is well structured and scenes are somewhat a kind of visual treat too. The movie depicts the dimensions of love in it's own way. It doesn't have a sensitive adhesive to stick you to the chair until the end. You may feeling it as slow and stretching the plot in to certain level. But the movie invokes some simple yet powerful emotional impluses in you to keep you waiting to see what's next.